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julia> CSTParser.parse("∪⃑") 1:6 ErrorToken 1:3 OP: UNION 4:6 ErrorToken( CSTParser.UnexpectedToken) 4:6 ErrorToken( CSTParser.Unknown) julia> Meta.parse("∪⃑") :∪⃑
Manifests as false positive in julia-vscode linter:
Even though running it gives:
julia> using LintTest: ∪⃑ julia> (a=1, b=2) ∪⃑ (a=10, c=30) (a = 10, b = 2, c = 30)
For clarity:
help?> ∪⃑ "∪⃑" can be typed by \cup<tab>\rightharpoonaccent<tab> search: No documentation found. Binding ∪⃑ does not exist.
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I suppose this is the problem:
julia> CSTParser.Tokenize.Lexers.isopsuffix(collect("∪⃑")[2]) false
Sorry, something went wrong.
I see that this actually is a problem with less esoteric symbols:
julia> dump(Meta.parse("1 +̄ 2")) Expr head: Symbol call args: Array{Any}((3,)) 1: Symbol +̄ 2: Int64 1 3: Int64 2 julia> CSTParser.parse("1 +̄ 2") 1:7 call 1:1 OP: + 2:3 INTEGER: 1 4:7 errortoken 4:6 errortoken( CSTParser.UnexpectedToken) 4:6 errortoken( CSTParser.Unknown) 7:7 INTEGER: 2
isopsuffix
Closing in favor of JuliaLang/Tokenize.jl#180.
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Manifests as false positive in julia-vscode linter:
Even though running it gives:
For clarity:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: